Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-22
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An Interesting Summary of the
Important Occurrences OF
The Week.
iiudget Of News Cleaned From The
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
ADYICEs BY TELEGRAM.
THE H4DDOCK CASE.

The Trial Of JOHN -irensdor7 Set for No
renibcr 14-<fH Other Cases Continued.
The trial of Sylvester Granda, a co-deiend-
ant in the Haddock murder case, which was
set for immediate trial, has been indefinitely
continued, as has all other cases except that
of III chief defendant, Johl Arensdorf. This
ca has been set for trial November IA. This
action WIS taken by consent of bo h The state
and defense T defense i'll the Muhchrath
case have given notice that hey will move for
new trial, and if this il denied they will ap-
peal the case to the supreme court. The de-
fendant is out on sl5,C0) bonds, his surities
and Ed. Ressegieu
-Ex- United States Senator Joseph Cilley,
of New hampshire, d ell at Nottingham, in
that sta o, at the aga of sc
IRE dent Cleveland has reluc au ly de-
cline the invitation 10 visit San Francisco
during hi, forthcoming tour.
Mrs. Cleveland was given a recep ion Mt
the country seat OF George Washington
noon. An incident of tho affair was the pre-
sentat on By tAe host to his fair guest of
Jersey COW.
"A monster IN citing was he'd at New York
to protest aganst the execution of he SEN
tence in the anarchist case. Roger A. Pryor
has been REFINED as counsel
"A Shanghai correspondent says that the
American Chinese bank tynd cate has &C.
cepted Ii Hung Changs conditions An
American official viii deaart for China and
bank VIII be started in Shnghal AMI Tient-
sin, and branches viii bo opened in Phi adel-
pbia and Londoa in the spring
Maurice BernharIt, in a duel, severely
wounded a Paris j urnalist named Alexis,
who had written an astc rejecting on Nine.
Bernhard
The minister of foreiga affairs mas sub
mi'ted to the budget committee a statement
of the ToEqu affairs. 1t shows deficit of
100000. 0.0Ealcs
The most disastrous and fatal railroad ac-
cident that has occurre in the cinty of
Dubuque, Ia, for y ars took place on tho
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul railroad two
miles north If Dubuque. Two passenger
trains co lided on the curve around Eagle
Point, by viii h the two en- ineers and one
fireman were inst ntly * lied, the other Fl O.
man and a brakeman dying during the night.
Herman hle IL and Miss Rosa McNally, of Nc
G.egor, were also xii ed
-Monrce johnson, negro gambler aud
ex-conv.ct, was lynched near Brmin CHAM,
Ala, for sh ,oting a young lady named Miss
Fleuing.
Gov. Ross, of New Mex co, il his annual
report to the secretary of the intsrio, says:
The: has been q marked increase in the pop
ulation Of tle territory during thu last few
years. The semi-decennill census of 1885
shows populat on of 134 l4l, gain Of
1876 in five years The rate of taxation ior
all pur,sos is less than 2 per cent. The re-
port states tn It the metho of assessment of tai
and its collection is very imperfect, AMI o.
this account, as well as on the account ef in
creas ng exl endtures, the territory is falling
into debt. The rel or states that owing to the
oc-upatitn Of Tie land for agricultural pur-
po,es the gre at cattle ranches are being grad.
,al y but surely circumscribed and DIM n,
ishel
The national association of spring
axle makers, representing $4,000 workmel,
he'd their fourth semi-annual convection il
@ evelaud, Ohio. A resolution was adop 'oi
urging the different shop workers throughout
the country to organize assemblies, and be
seechpg spring and axle workers to refuse tc
work at contract prices or on contract work
The admnistra ion of powderly was unani.
mousy indorsed, aud membe of the asso
citation who do not belong to the Knights o.
Labor were urged to join